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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ia198p in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your Employer Name and Taxpayer ID/FEIN in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy to avoid processing delays.
  3. In Section I, indicate whether Form NYS-45 and/or NYS-45 ATT was filed by marking the appropriate box and providing the filing date.
  4. If applicable, provide details if the return was filed under a different name or taxpayer ID. Fill in the required information as prompted.
  5. Proceed to Section II and check any relevant boxes regarding your business status, such as ceasing wage payments or selling the business. Enter dates where necessary.
  6. Complete any additional explanations for why you believe the penalty should not be assessed in the provided text area.
  7. Finally, print your name, sign, date, and provide your title and daytime phone number before submitting the form.

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With a few exceptions, only employers contribute to federal and state unemployment programs. The outliers are Alaska, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. In these states, both employers and employees pay SUTA tax. The FUTA tax rate is 6% of the first $7,000 each employee makes annually, also known as the FUTA wage base.
The UI program is an insurance system. Employers pay into the system through a quarterly tax based on their payroll.
NYS-45, Quarterly Combined Withholding, Wage Reporting, and Unemployment Insurance Return. All employers required to withhold tax from wages must file Form NYS-45, Quarterly Combined Withholding, Wage Reporting, and Unemployment Insurance Return, each calendar quarter.
Unemployment insurance is funded by the federal government, but administered by each individual state. For more information on unemployment insurance in NY State, click here.
SUTA is a payroll tax required from employers. Its also known as state unemployment insurance (SUI). These taxes are placed in a states unemployment fund to pay benefits to employees who have separated from their employer.

Facts about ia198p

The ia198p form serves as a crucial tool for employers in New York State to contest penalties related to failure to file necessary tax documents.

Use cases of the form

Form filing requirements

How to submit the ia198p?

Other important aspects to understand about completing ia198p

Use cases of the form

This form is primarily required by employers who have received penalty assessments from the New York State Department of Labor for failing to file the Quarterly Combined Withholding, Wage Reporting and Unemployment Insurance Return (NYS-45). Scenarios include businesses that may have filed their returns under different names or taxpayer IDs, those that ceased operations during the assessment period, or seasonal businesses that did not pay wages. Additionally, it can be utilized by companies that believe they are not liable for filing due to various reasons.

Form filing requirements

To successfully file the ia198p form, employers must ensure that all parts of the NYS-45/NYS-45 ATT return are submitted. The deadline for submitting this protest document coincides with the timeline set forth by the Department of Labor for addressing penalty assessments. Supporting documentation must accompany the form, including proof of any payments made and copies of previously filed returns.

  • All required parts of NYS-45/NYS-45 ATT must be filed.
  • Supporting documents such as proof of payment and copies of filed returns are necessary.
  • The protest must be submitted within a specified timeframe after receiving a penalty notice.

How to submit the ia198p?

Submitting the ia198p form involves several steps: First, obtain a copy of the form from DocHub or directly from the New York State Department of Labor's website. Next, fill out all required fields accurately using blue or black ink. Attach any necessary supporting documents that justify your protest. Finally, send your completed form and attachments either via mail to the address provided on the form or electronically if allowed by the department.

  1. Obtain a copy of the ia198p form.
  2. Complete all sections of the form using blue or black ink.
  3. Attach supporting documents such as proof of payment and copies of filed returns.
  4. Mail or submit electronically to the New York State Department of Labor at the specified address.

Other important aspects to understand about completing ia198p

It is essential for employers to keep thorough records when contesting penalties through this form. Any discrepancies in taxpayer ID numbers or business names can lead to delays in processing. Furthermore, understanding specific reasons for contesting penalties can strengthen an employer's case during review.

  • 'Failure to File Penalties' can only be adjusted if all relevant tax forms have been submitted.
  • 'Seasonal businesses' still need to file even if no wages were paid during certain periods.
  • 'Protests' should clearly state why an employer believes they are not liable for penalties.
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Employers must pay taxes to provide unemployment insurance in New York State. Unemployment insurance is temporary income for workers who become unemployed through no fault of their own.

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